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We have just purchased a 2000 Boxster S will 100,000 miles. The used car dealer changed the oil in it before we took posession of the car. I am sure that the place they took it to have the oil changed does not have much if any experience with this kind of car. The car seems to be fine when driving at low speeds around town, but when it gets up to highway speeds, there is a strong smell of burned oil and white smoke billows from the rear of the car and from around the rear passenger side wheel well and air vent. The digital oil level guage shows that the oil level is over full. Could this be causing the smell and smoke?

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We have just purchased a 2000 Boxster S will 100,000 miles. The used car dealer changed the oil in it before we took posession of the car. I am sure that the place they took it to have the oil changed does not have much if any experience with this kind of car. The car seems to be fine when driving at low speeds around town, but when it gets up to highway speeds, there is a strong smell of burned oil and white smoke billows from the rear of the car and from around the rear passenger side wheel well and air vent. The digital oil level guage shows that the oil level is over full. Could this be causing the smell and smoke?

make sure it is blue smoke .. not white. white is usually coolant and is worse.

if not sure .. smell it .. if sweet could be coolant .. other wise u can smell oil burn.

also u can check your intake or the intake side of the aos tube for oil and or heavy oil residue.

if too much oil. you could unscrew oil filter and dump it out. a small amount of oil in there

I once tried to pump oil from fill hose .. but had no luck.

granted .. oil costs you $50. .. but you could dump it and refill.

mike

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2000 986's still had dipsticks; check it to see how full it is. As Mike noted, you can get about a quart out by pulling the filter cannister..........

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